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Yes, He Loved Her.

Boston Courier.
And do you love me as well as ever, John2'
the wife asked of her somewhat testy husband,
after they had made up subsequent to what is
usually termed "a little spat"
why, of course do, and better"
Are you sure, darlingT
'Surel OF course | am. Hang it, don't tell
you sop
Yes; but you are not deceiving met"
Certainly not. What do you want to aggra.
vate man for2"
am not aggravating you.7
Yes yon are, and tell you plainly that Hove
you madly. and if you ask me that question
again I'm blessed il don't go out and stay out
altogether. I love you dearly. and now shut up
or it will be worse for you. Asking me if
love you, when l do to distractioni Get ont.
anyway"
Wife subsidies, highly delighted.
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He Understood Later.

Wall Street News.
"But. father" she protested as the old man
ceased speaking, ''you do not seem to understand
the case
''On, but do. You shall never marry Will
lam, even if he is my confidential clerk"
Father, you"
THAT is all, Helen-say no moren
Four days later she wrote him from Toronto
saying: "Will and arrived here safely and were
married at once We have $6OGO Of vonr
money. Is all forgiven, or shall we settle down
here"
He telegraphed his forgiveness.
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Wasn't His Fault.

Washington Critic.
Look here" said a man this morning, going
into his grocer's, those eggs you sold me New
Years were bad
'.Well. that wasn't my fault"
Whose was it, then2"
BLAMED if know. How should I tell what
was inside of them9 I'm groceryman; I'm no
mind reader"
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What He Prayed For.

Texas Sftings-
Mother-"Did you pray in your Sunday-school
to-day, Johnpv2'
Johnny-"Yes, mamma"
Mother-"Thats a good boy, always pray in
Sunday-school."
Father-"But what did you pray forP'
Johnny-.I prayed for it to let out"
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SECOND Love.

Thou art not my first love,
loved before we met,
And the memory of that early dream
Will linger round me yet;
But thou, thou are my last love,
The truest and the best.
NV heart but shed it's early leaves
To give thee all the rest.
--Thos. O'Hara.
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Carry the news to Miss Kate Field
A thousand miles away,
That Tucker of Virginia
Has smashed the Latter Day.
Washington Critic.
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Luck.

Luck's the giddiest of all creatures,
Nor likes in one place long to stay;
She snoothes the hair back from your features,
Kisses you quick and runs away.
Dame nl-luck is in no such hurry,
Nor quick her close embrace she quits;
She says she IS in no kind OF hurry,
And sits upon your bed and knits
From the German.
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An Even Exchanre.

Philade1phia American.
IL women consent to give up their altitudinous
head gear at the theater at night, men, in turn,
should endeavor to give up wearing big heads In
the morning.
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An Inte,,ectnal Test.

Atlanta Constitution.
Hjalmer Hiorth Boyesen SAYS that Americnsn en-
independs- is political, not intellectual ~
fear thi le. America will never be trulJ
and int fuaiiy Independents until the nun n
blest ci, on can spell Boyesen's front name W'sA
his right hand tied behind him.
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In the Awkward Squad.
Tid-Bits.

Observation-Disclosures hardly. the position Of q
soldier Do you know anything about drillng9
Recruit (confdently)-Oh, yes It's marked
down to nine cents ynrd, double width.
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Friendship.

II would go up to the gates of he'll with friend,
Through thick and thin!"
The other SAID, as he bit off concha's end:
4 would 70 in.''
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What John Thought.

New York Life.
John. said wife in the middle of the night
rousing her sleepy husband. Il declare, forgot
to put the mackerel to soak"
'Um-Yum-Ah-I donb'!ieve youd-Um-
Yum-got much on it if you had" said sleepy
John.
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do to let him find me lacking nerve or my old
ascendency would vanish wholly. So promptly
rose again.
"Why, can receive the delegation if you
really want me to, Brooks, but"
''Al right, Chug. you may receive them.
Treat them well. That will give me time to go
over this paper, and l must do It before noon"
Was somewhat agitated. To confront these
fellows, face to face, grew every instant more
disagreeabe to me. For two years had rusted
in the mines. Probably this delegation con-
tanned preachers, lawyers, practiced spokesman,
to answer whom would require more than mere
audacity. But Harold stood looking on per-
picked, and Brooks himself was peering up from
his papers with covert smile. put bold face
on 1t.
Here, Harold, help me put these chairs in the
private room. and seized an arm chair in each
hand
Harold looked at brooks with establishment
and protest.
'sYou will need the chairs of course" he said.
''No; III make EN- stand. I'll soon get rid OF
the prison delegation" l cried alphabetically.
Brooks nodded, and Harold unwiliinglv Joined
in removing every chair to the inner apartment
save the ones which Brooks and had occupied
''Now bring 'em!" said l. and while Harold was
gone threw off my coat united my neck band
put my watch in open sight upon the desk ani
took a pen freshly dipped in ink
ssI1l let these fellows know that time is pre
cious here" l said decisively. looking down a
Brooks.
The door opening from the ante-room swun,
on it's hinges
Harold appeared upon the threshold. he CAV
a look of dismay as he saw me in my shirt
sleeves, but stood erect and firm. There wa
q rustling Of silks, prophetic fragrance, sof
fnurmerinG. voices, and then q bevy of ladie
lowered suddenly into the room. / stare
dumbfonnded
sGreat -! err - ladies!"
dropped my rem. sprang to my coat an
,lnnged my arms frenzieGly into my sleeves,
ssExcsss me. llnes, I--Ihad forgotten the
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AUCTION SALES.
fT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoaeer.

r,,,u, = 70 Sr2sE An EsLATE, ,-nrv -,
s arEEnashSHH MELT AND
1887, ct SIX O'CLOCK. in front % the premises.
shall sell Lot %, In square 105 - feet tnchesS
proved by hrst class frame dwelling II rooms With
and water being 18th street northwest This
II great demand ad IL considered q best loc
Terms: 01e-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months With notes bearing interest and secured BY
deed Of trust on the property sold All conveyxncing
snd recording at purchasers cost Two hundred dol.
r'aoFisaa o St rs s E s Auc.,on.
E0yR INCUMBENT BUILDING LOTS, TRoNI::
md ssfEEYEhSI TMRaTNHTW tEEggTE
ct HAF,PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK 1s Viii sell. n ~
LOTS Al, a. As. AND A. IN SQUARE ee. Il
Each of these lots front 20 fest exocpt the corner lot
which has front Of ~ e12 feet al having depth Of
These lots are ia the immediate vicinity Of the splsn.
did residences Of Mi: Blaine, Mr. Pstten, Gov Hyer
Stewart Mansion, and other Ane residences.
Terms: One-tir cash. balance In due aud two years.
Notes tQ bear Elk per cent payable seianu-
ally to be secured by deed Of trust premises sold
ra :. on Sse o q ms ~ 81 sSoo
Gc st purchasers cost terms Il sale ore not esis:
Piled With in ten days the right reserved to resell ut
the risk and cost of the deaultng purchaser after i've
days public notice Of such resale some newspaper
published in Washington, .. G..
my6.6t DUNCANSON ERoS.. Auctioneers.
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Manager, baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH, Pass'r Ag't Warrington APPS
AIR LINE
ochaSria a. aevs1x ,~sa -,

X11koAOST AK LINK
Schedule aEls. in T effect H M.sch IN ise7
3ordonsviue Charlottesville, Lynchburg end Station6
between Aexandr1a and Lynchbury. Bristol, KNOX
H!ie, Rome Callers. Montgomery and New orlsAna
S9.lms 1 SLEEPER a Msssngt2n % New 0resn.
pttcsyile Gordonsyille Stations Ches 4 Ohio Route,
lynchburg, Rocky Mount, D&nville and stations be-
Eeen Lynchbtrx and Danvflle, Greensboro. Raleigh,
Charlotte, Atlanta, birmingham, MontFunery, NsI
York to Atlanta in connection with Pullman Soepna
Atlanta TO New Orleans, and Mann Boudoir SleepsrD
Tor birmingham, victsburg aud shreveport Sod
trains washington TO Atlanta.
StasbuW andinterncdiste Stations
nb:20 M-Eestern Express Daily for wsrfsuton,
0oydonsville Charlottesville. Louisville. Cinctnnna
md Line Of Ches and Qllio Route Pullman Slsspess
Lynchourg, Bristol Chattanooga. Memphis, Little
Rock and all Southwestern Points Through Pullmau
Sleepers Washington TO Little Rock without change
zoo AISouthern ELPros DAILY for I.ynchburs
AIKEN. Augusta, Atlanta MONTGOMERY. New orieaIn
Tens and California. Pullman Seepers Washington
70 Montgomery, connecting with Pullman Parlor Cxs
Montgpmery b Now Orleans. Pullman Sleepen WASH
Trains on Washington and OHIO division leave wash-
tngt0n 0:12 A. NJ, Daily except Sunday, and As
r.; Rsfu,nins leave Round hiii :o5 a n Daily. and
s3S D .na gsseg' Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan.
vile and Lynchburg. arrive in Washington 10 A 4
aud S:23 NJ: via. East Tenn. bristol and Lynch.
Ohio Routs and At o:1o p M: str.s.
ourx local NJ J-4S A n.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and informntioa
furnished and baggage checked at ONCE COL Penpsyi
R.ilrosd. 9Th aud stree;s. JAS. l. TAYLOR,
NH Il General PASSENGER Agent
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PROPOSALS,
DRoPoSALs ron BUILDING TOWN HALL
Il LEESBURG. Va.

PH0posA1s rG na EEssHGR1ss Il. TOWN Hall AT
NAT III iss ~ soSS
n,ittee t.gpointed b TIE Mayo. and COuncl for the
are IN the hands q he comm.se and may Sc snd
s. b :. sss
& l A5s1ysy I Page ESQ., Afehitect, l5l5 st. Nv.
sp': ss:fs snS
On Ste d e SGx Sa
Ing and bidders requested to state their propo
Sass s
tractor and the old material appropriated 70 his own
por.tion and the old mstera disposed dis Of as may Se
deemed mo,t e hs
other Information required will be furnished by the
nv,,, :, ;, Shas 1ss SSSsss s.;,,,,..
IN BUEExu OF MED1c1sE. AID srnaExx,
s..,ea p,,,r.., WAsaISeTes, D: g. Aprtl 25, 1851
G. s III :.
st the Bureau OF Medicine and saryery Navy Depart
ELEVEN W. 1ssn sey WY Ss
70 Sass os I
h1 ssh:y sas ending I'd NJ June 13:. S0 lssS
e ao Sf md
probable quantity required be obt..ned app-
ssers Is salts.
factory evidence that the bidder regular dealer
The Hight Is reserved 10 rs; Ss any Or al, ssas
+. NJ GUNNELI.
ap<e-AaW4W Chief Of Bureau.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING AND EMBANK-
Il MENT.
q. 8. ENGINEKR OFFICE,
2136 Pennsylvania Avenue \. W,
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 9, 1887.
Sealed Proposals for Dredging aud Enhsnkment on
improvement Of Potomac River, will be received at
this 0ffce, Until TWELVE NJ. ON SATURDAY, MAY
TMENTf:EIGHTH. 1897.
Fur Specifications forms of bids and other fnforna.
ton, apply 1T this Office
PETER @. HAMS.
myIO,II.E,l3,26,27 Lieut.-CO of Engineers.
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SAYS the Rev. j. T. Godbey, OF st. Louis: sit
olsAt 10 DC Anown that man who goes around
anvertlSed as an evangelist and taking contracts,
~ were, 10 convert so many souls In such a
into consideration, we shall have TO put brakes on
Ills eFaDgelistle movement, either b. adopting
- s1eIa VI evangelism under our own appoint
Hent or control or resolving 70 close our churches
against taoSe VINO are not duly authorized by
sone church and responsible for what they teach
AID do
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THIS EVENlNaS.
EOLEY. Auctioneer.

win sell all goods contained in Store, zoo Market
Space. commencing at TEN AN. and SEVEN PM,
NAY TENTH. and will continue Dolly until tho whole
stock IL disposed Of Stock consisting in part a. fol-
lows: Jewelry, Plated Ware, Pocket Cutlery,
Pocket Books, Albums. Toilet Sets Plush Goods Pic
tures Terra Gotta Goods. Looking Glasses Toys aud
other goods Ladies' especially invited to attend day
sales. a. every article will be sold without reserve
my0.1w
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BOWLING, Anctioneer.

ERTY ON %" sTRcET, CORNER OF EIdHTH
STREET NORTHWEST. -
ON THURSDAY. MAY &C., 1887 ct HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Z. r.. viii offer for sale EEAS
pup &c auction - front Of the promises lots and
lots one 201l00. On which is erected three-story
brick warehouse. No SO7 I'D, street one 20xlO on
which ID erected No. 800 "D" street, and one SO IT.
l01lOOx1o, on which is erected Nos. sol aud SOB
T. s.see., anu 1yo otn street northwest.
my3-dS,tis VHOS DOWTINa Anct
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'THO4AS BOWLING, Aucloneer.
TRgsTREs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AZ NORTHWEST CORNER or ii AND TWRN-

TRuSTEE9 SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AZ MHEWH IsEry3 ST. COkMER OF AND TWEEN
virtue OF deed OF trust, duly recofdedemong
tne len1 recorde q the District of Columbia in La
~ 1I1 folio lO4. and ct the written request Of -
the party secured thareby shall SAL public
Honi 70 5EInf 9t the Premises on SATURDAY. the
EOUHIHEMIH DAY OF MAY, 1857, ut HALF-PA6T
t. sE G9G p RM the following rsa! e.
east So feet front Gay NOV Nd street. by depth Of
20 feet OF Lot 80 In Holmeads addition t6sreto, Inn
proved by Frame House
Terms OF sale. Onethifd cash. Of which ESQ must b
paid q time o. fsle residue in two equal ayments %
one and two year, nix Per cent interest secured by
oeed q Guss On tho vropey sold al cash, ct option
q RuzSo.ssr: AZ oonsey.leiag. &c, e purchseers
Day OF s.as ths Irnstse the right TO sdyerss
Eisk. CHARLES III CRAGIN in
myJ-dO SURVIVING Trustee.
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rNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRusTrEEEES, SALE OF HOUSE No. 1117 G
FEET BY ONE HUNDRED AND TEN FEET.
,G0OD CHANCE IA FOR AN INvESTMENT.
bssring date on the 18th day Of February. A. D. M5
1894 snd duly recorded in Liter No IOOS foijoHfii
4 1 1t ssS; one Of the Land E.eoss Of the Dstrct
the District OF Columbia sitting OF equity
passed IN equity csuss No. 10 452 we az Trustees
der said deed Of trust will, on TUESDAY, the SEW
EhTEEMTH pay OF NAY, A u. 1857. at FIVE
O'CLOCK r NJ. It public suction in frunt of the
premises sell al that eertsin piece parcel aud 10 of
iand IN .ne CITY " washington In said District
known and being part of original Lot TO- in SonaSe
9S3 having front Of 10 feet q street northeast
and running back of width, ITO feet depth OF
said i9 ne same beg more larticnisrly described in
said deed OF trust, together With the improvements
thereon, consisting OF yood twostory Frame Dwell
inE.
fnstallsnts at one aud two secured notes
OF purchaser and deed of trust upon premises
sold or al essh ct the purchasers option. Terms to
D complied With In ten days from the day OF sale or
the trustees the right to resell Ut cost and
risk of the defauiting purchaser depOsit of 100 re-
Quired Oh the day OF SALE
R RhSIAk6f 4 F p1 1IKKt,s,HroS2 Trustees.
my4-d&ds Offices 49, Louisiana ave n w.
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my1l-G&Is Aucsioneef.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioueers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Re AZ e, ESIAIE, BLING PREMISES No. 4OS 1917
Under and Ivy virtue of deed of trust. bearing -
date the 9th day OF August, A. ID. 1873, and duly Hs
recorded among the land records for the District N
81 Gointn,a IN Liber Ne TT ut folio 1856 shall,
TUESDAY. THE TMENTi-EYuRlH DAT OF MAY,
ir2nt Of the premises offer for sale at public auction
Iorth half Of Lot six (6 ia square numbered hun.
dred and sixty-eight t26e) Improved by Three-story
Frame Dwelling, with Side Lot being house aud prem
IseS No. 4O0 49, street southwest.
Terms OF SALE Amount secured and expenses of sale
cash, and the balance In two equal insalinents ut six
90 and twelve Q2) months, secured by deea Of trust
upon ne Premises sold deposit of fifty tso0) dol
lug at lprshssers Cost; r the terms q sale not
Trustee reserves the right resell the risk and cost
OF ting defantny purchaser after Ave 90 dsys notice
~ advertisement IN sona newspaper published in the
District of Columois. ALEXANDER +. MORAN
my1IeooAds Trustee.
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DR.. w. A. Lash declines 70 sell land without a
guala0tee that no liquor viii ever be sold on the
p !naS HAN century ago the man who would
tnaAe sQca proposition as that IN the Walnut
cove country would probably have been burned
as sne SAKE IS Yankee observation-disclosures
borough w. c. North Nsate,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING ON TWENTY-FIFTH STREET
AND WATER STREET, CONTAINING ABOUT
1900 1900 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND. NORTH
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF ssnk
the District OF Columbia, passed April 8, 1879, E$
ct al WI EnlaIis Hall ct ai the undersigned,
tees. Will sell Ct public aucticu In trout Of the prem
HALF-fAsT, FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. tue following
described real estate.
All Of Lots numbered one ID aud six 90 in square
numbered twenty-five t.l2).
Terms, pre- scribed by decree; One-thrd purchase
money cash: balance in two equal iustalments, one
and two years, with interest at per cent de-
post Of 800 on each lot required time Of sale All
conyeyaLctng at purchasers cost Trustees reserve
right to resell ut risk and cost Of defautng purchaser
If terms Of sale not complied with in seven ays
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, !
4!S1 Louisiana ave- E.w
BERNARD EILMARTIN, AEuStees
80 New Hampshire ave. NV,
S Sa 4sS sisIDs
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Peters, Wife-And Some Other Wives.
From the Detroit Free Press.
my dear, said Mrs. Peters to her husband the
other day, ''what does all this stun In the papers
about home rule meanr"
1T means" said Peters with the air Of q sage,
that the Irish want TO govern Ireland them
They are tired Of the.tyranny OF the car, are
'sThe car. What are you talking about,n
''Oh, mean the emperor"
I me that you aons know that Ireland is under
"oh, 50 il Is. isn't Queen Victoria good to them?
I'm sure she looks real nice in her pictures She
can't be very horrfd."
shes horrid enough to the Irish. Now You
listen and III explain the home rule business to
you. want my wife to be informed ON so Inn.
p ssse soD saSsss You know all about Glad
e,ss oh yes; hes Queen vlctorias son. or something
nM s1na ar, are you talking aOout' Have married
nos bhs,e now you 60 to Getting cross about
president or car or whatever the ruler Of Ireland
Is, isn't he7 But 1t doesn't sound IKE an Irish
name"
"He's no more Irish than I'm Chinese Now YOU
pay attention and III tell you all about it For
ysaEs the people Of Ireland been dissa
"With Gladssones"
.'With Victoria, them Well -
NOT with her alone. They have been shame
luIy oppressed, and their rights and liberties re-
SSncted through coercion and"
~. CoSrel0n means the same as prohibition does
mere, doesn't IT."
Have you any sense at all? I'd like to see the
i Enguso rulers try the prohibition game on the
raii and lynch parliament In q body This home
rue muodie wouldn't be anything. Coercion Is q
specieS OF tyranny that deprives the Irish OF al
nel,?" - -
lies the man who has Just been around the
word on bicycle, isn't he?h
treat Cesari I've Q notion to 60 right down
s ,n ana apply for q divorce. Any jury in the
h hanG would give 1t TO me In two minutes ana q
on and hang myself FOR marrying such ~
S3meSl you're just as mean as you can be! I'm
sure I've understood every word you've said, and
WON'T stand your abuse. -
But Peters had led
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N,uoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON STREET. RE.
TWEEN 9TH AND 18TH STREETS. GEORGF-

3Al.ls q STEEET, 49,
TWEEN 9TH AND 18th STREETS. 0EORGE-
TOWN.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of s.ss
the District o: Columbia, passed in equity case IN
1858, shall sell, at public auction III front Of
the premises. on SATURDAY, the FOURTEENTH
day of NAY. 1887, 1t FIVE O'CLOCK pm the fol-
in sad District. being part Of lot l1 in Holmeaus
addition thereto (square go. Beginning for the same
distant l5o tee. ems. from Montgomery tnox ,sthj
west Is feet: north l20 tset to the beginning
Terms of sale-cash. OF which deposit of $50 must
be made ct time Of sale. Terms to be COMPLIED with
in ten days. All convey aEcing &C. purchasers cost
my3-dAda 32l 4 j street. northwest
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioners.
TRUsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
TaTMpEHLIErH oSIREET, BETWEEN r AND D.

0TREETS NORTHWEST ~
BY virtue Of deed Of trq1st dated January Of -
1879 recorded In Lber No. oO6 folio 35a ef sea- "A
one OF the land records Of the District of Columbia
otter Tor sals g public snetle in front Of &c prem
AID: 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p 81, the followine-de.
scrsa Tesl estate sieuA:s5 the city Of
in said District to Wit All those certain pieces or
GELS Of ground known and described as Lots numbered
ten CD aud eleven CID in Gunnells subdivision Of
whole havin front OF forsy.three 4a feet 18TH
depth Of nnetythree t03) feet to alley together
with al tho improvements ways rights. privileges aud
uppurtenaUces to the saIne belonging,
Terms OF sale: One-third the purchase money in
cash; balance IN two equal fnstalnents one and two
years, for which notes of purchaser are 20 be given
bearing Interest from day II sale per Per
annun payable substantially and to be secured BY
deed ct trust on the property sold all cash at op
ton Of purchaser deposit Of a10O will be required
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwise the trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property ut risk and cost Ut dcfautng purchaser after
ve days public notice Of such resale in Some news
paper P1bllshe in Washington, D. C.
my2-d&ds THOMAS J. HOBBS Trustee